Flightradar24 Thread Part II

Fred Swanson

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fr336

Stand banter going on with the Shamrocks on approach

Controller: "We all want something, we can't have everything"

fr336

Aircraft: "What number are we for the approach?"

Controller: "Number 6!"

Another aircraft: "Get in line"

highlydebased

Crossing the country westbound is a dying breed in the form of MD11F OH-LGD. Most certainly not carrying any load as it's up at FL430!

fr336

highlydebased wrote: »

Crossing the country westbound is a dying breed in the form of MD11F OH-LGD. Most certainly not carrying any load as it's up at FL430!

Christ never seen such an aircraft that high myself

Mech1

fr336 wrote: »

Christ never seen such an aircraft that high myself

Put in a altitude filter on fr24, not many birds that high

fr336

Military over Dublin city on way back to BAL

Mech1

some extra freq opened up for a little while

fr336

http://www.flightradar24.com/B772/67465ca on way into SNN

fr336

Does anyone here know, these Blue Air flights - they are pax flights right? There do be a few here in LTN and they're also running quite late at night, just wondering if they're cargo.

JCX BXC

fr336 wrote: »

http://www.flightradar24.com/B772/67465ca on way into SNN

Omni Air, regularly flies most nights.

fr336

vicwatson wrote: »

Exactly

Oh many apologies, dock it from my wages

N64

Blue air seems to be all PAX flights. They must fly out at this time since it's the cheapest

JCX BXC

N64 wrote: »

Blue air seems to be all PAX flights. They must fly out at this time since it's the cheapest

Or to increase the utilisation of the aircraft. I assume the price is only an added benefit

fr336

fr336 wrote: »

Does anyone here know, these Blue Air flights - they are pax flights right? There do be a few here in LTN and they're also running quite late at night, just wondering if they're cargo.

http://m.blueairweb.com/Default.aspx

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Air

http://www.airfleets.net/flottecie/Blue%20Air.htm

arubex

08:15

I assume this is not actually a Falcon 2000 at 6,000 ft over Gorteen...

http://fr24.com/F2TH/6754999

Too low for me to receive directly so not sure what it actually is.

Fred Swanson

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Reoil

fr336 wrote: »

Christ never seen such an aircraft that high myself

I've seen a few at 45K ft. All private jets.

fr336

Reoil wrote: »

I've seen a few at 45K ft. All private jets.

Yes that's why I said 'such an aircraft' i.e. the kind of one in question, not a smaller private jet. :pac:

fr336

Does anyone here have a way of seeing what ATC freqencies apply to what sectors on the map globally? I've seen official maps for pilots but when I've tried inputting myself I didn't seem to get anywhere fast. I'd currently like to try following some Shamrock's into the US and Canada all the way from the Atlantic through the different sectors till they reach their destination airports.

fr336

fr336 wrote: »

Does anyone here have a way of seeing what ATC freqencies apply to what sectors on the map globally? I've seen official maps for pilots but when I've tried inputting myself I didn't seem to get anywhere fast. I'd currently like to try following some Shamrock's into the US and Canada all the way from the Atlantic through the different sectors till they reach their destination airports.

Try this not sure if it does sector frequencies.

fr336

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Try this not sure if it does sector frequencies.

Can't see anything in your post :P

smurfjed

You are better off following the flight as it switches over from controller to controller, we could give you a list of freqs associated with each area, but no guarantee that they will route through that area or be given that frequency.

But if you still want the freqs, let me know and i will send you some Jeppesen charts.

fr336

smurfjed wrote: »

You are better off following the flight as it switches over from controller to controller, we could give you a list of freqs associated with each area, but no guarantee that they will route through that area or be given that frequency.

But if you still want the freqs, let me know and i will send you some Jeppesen charts.

Yeah it just gets a little more tricky unless you follow them to the letter across the ocean :P It'd be great to follow flights all the way across the UK and Ireland but alas UK law is in the stone age.

Charts would be much appreciated though whenever you have a chance, thanks

fr336

Parachute club out http://www.flightradar24.com/EIIAN/676a6da

fr336

http://www.flightradar24.com/RYR7033/676691e Disruptive pax, requesting Garda on arrival

PinOnTheRight

Ryanair's 'new' -700 was out on a test flight earlier from Prestwick, up the West Coast and back again, EI-SEV.

EchoIndia

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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They have some daytime flights as well - around breakfast time on Saturdays certainly.

Oscar Bravo

ILLYUSHIN 76 inbound Shannon from the west at this time. RA-76951 is the reg

Reoil

fr336 wrote: »

Yes that's why I said 'such an aircraft' i.e. the kind of one in question, not a smaller private jet. :pac:

Apologies. I didn't pay attention to the semantics.